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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
3
Wool fabrics advertised in a January clearance sale with fabric widths 50 to 56 inches. All wool pieces priced down from regular 1.50 per yard to 1.25 and 1.00 per yard. Corduroys offered at 9 cents per yard in limited quantities.
Midas Muriel Guy hosted an evening for 24 friends at the home of Dr and Mrs C Y Beard with a red heart color scheme, elaborate decorations, and a supper. Guests included Letitia and Gertrude Thompson Evelyn Jensen Barbara Bon Geraldine Murray and others. Ralph Bingham Coming announced as next Lyceum attraction.
A person has entirely recovered and returned to her home, resuming daily life. No other details about identity or location are provided in the available text.
Mrs Sparks and her son Lieutenant Leonard C Sparks hosted a dinner at their Fort Russell home. Guests included Captain Charles E Morton Lieutenant Leslie McNair and Mrs McNair Major Read and daughter Miss Margaret Read. Major Read heads to Fort Leavenworth for a ten week school of instruction.
Mr and Mrs HK Gray and their children have been visiting Mr Gray's family at Wheatland since.
Before Christmas several residents plan to travel or visit relatives. Mrs. W. N. Monfort and son Gordon will move to Denver to join Mr. Monfort. Mrs. Billy Walker will visit Denver. Mr. Van Hunt of Atlantic Iowa visits relatives Rev. and Mrs. Hal P. Fudge for several weeks.
A new Young Woman's College club organized in Cheyenne held its first meeting Friday at Mrs. Galen Fox home. Miss Steele named temporary chairwoman and Miss Ruth Lacey secretary pro tem. A constitution and by laws committee was formed and charter members include Mrs. J. Dr. Clark Mrs. Dovey and Mrs. Galen Fox.
An advertisement touts 25 cent Danderine promising stop of hair fall and dandruff removal. It claims immediate effects including shiny fluffy hair and new growth after weeks, urging readers to try Knowlton’s green bottle from a drugstore for quick results.
A series of local society notices describe a Hospital Aid special meeting for charity ball planning, Five Hundred Club gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Judge and Mrs. Beard, Woman's Club with Dean Davidson speaking on Spain, Help One Another Club Christmas charity work including coal donations and new members, plus Coterie Art Club entertaining and Masonic trust installations led by J. A. Riner and others.
Baptist ladies plan a bake sale next Saturday at Johnston grocery. Presbyterian Aid society meets Friday afternoon at Mrs. Kindrie’s home with Mira Mekin dye and Mrs. Hummer. Large attendance, business meeting followed by sewing and social tea. Loyal Temperance Legion to meet at 5 o’clock at the Methodist church. Sunday schools resume today for city children.
A special meeting at the Masonic Temple installed officers for the year. Samuel Corson was named master of Kadosh and William A. Kiner was named prior among others.
In frigid weather A P Jones battles odds to move his two dead daughters' bodies across bleak prairies toward Grand Valley. Hunger and cold blamed for the deaths as coyotes stalk the family caravan. mother and six others march toward Rifle while search parties from Rifle and Glenwood Springs seek them.
Captain Raald Amundsen, noted Norwegian explorer, was formally recognized in the United States as the discoverer of the south pole. He received a special gold medal at the National Geographical Society annual banquet where he was guest of honor.
The Lyceum third entertainment at the Methodist church drew a large audience. Alfred Hiles Bergen sang Leoncavallo Prologue to Pagancini with enthusiasm, while Schuchard opened with MacDowell and Encore. Leon Mars on violin and others delighted listeners with Saint Saens and Dvorak pieces. Bergen delivered Pagineti Prologue with ease despite altitude, earning applause.
A kitchen recipe touts a pint of cough syrup blending granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex with optional honey. It claims relief for obstinate coughing and throat troubles, costs about $2 less than commercial remedies, and offers a money back guarantee if not successful.
The review praises Hans Dressel for Boccherini in A major with strong audience applause. Dressel is noted for an old school cello grip while J Dressel displays unusual technique. Marx performs three short pieces by Debussy and Frits Kriesler, followed by a final ensemble selection.
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